I am running team share so my boss and I can develop. We run into a problem when committing security changes to our repository. My solution will say that it’s in sync when in fact there is outstanding changes. I am using a team_share app server on our local network. I have checked the solution out to each local developer machine. All should be good. However, for some reason the security commits are not functioning properly. Other commits such as form design commit and update great. Only the security commits( form security) will not update or sync for other team members. All help would be appreciated.
can you specify the Servoy version you are running ?
Version: 4.1.0 - build 651 is the version I am running.
Win XP developer
Ubuntu Linux Application Server(teamshare)
Mysql 5.0.22
can you check this thread : viewtopic.php?f=3&t=12279
can this be also your case ?
OK, I udpated to Servoy Version: 4.1.2 - build 663.
The update fixed the problem where .sec files could be committed. However, now the same thing is happening with valuelists. Here’s what happens.
I make a change to a valuelist then I commit the changes to my repository. Then if I sync it shows that I have updates from the repository. So its as if my valuelist commits are not being committed. I don’t want to have to export my solution every time I make a valuelist change. Like I said in 4.1 I had this problem with security changes now it’s switched to valuelists. Thanks for all your help in advance.
can you please make screenshots with the changed valuelist resource in the synch compare window
before and after commit, so we can track what kind of change is ignored
thanks
gabi
Gabi:
I have attached the sync results to my reply. If you actually need the compare between my local workspace and remote team_share repository let me know.
compare before and after commit would be more helpfull
In the following valuelist I change the separator character by increasing the spacing. No, matter what kind of changes I make to valuelists they will not commit or update properly.
this is because, the servoy repository does not accept
as separator a string with only spaces, if you commit such a string,
it will actually save one space in the repo and that will show you then as incomming change,
when you do a sycnhronize
You are correct it didn’t like my separator character. Also, I have noticed that if you do not specify a sorting definition the repository will say you have an update. You can either set the sort and avoid the update from the repository or just update and nothing changes. Thanks for all your help.